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The x-coordinate of the point which divide the line segment is 3.
Given the coordinates in the figure are J(1,-10) and K(9,2) and the 1:3 is the ratio in which the line segment is divided.
When the ratio of the length of a point from both line segments is m:n, the Sectional Formula can be used to get the coordinate of a point that is outside the line.
To find the x-coordinate we will use the formula x=(m/(m+n))(x₂-x₁)+x₁.
Here, m:n=1:3 and x₁=1 from the point J(1,-10) and x₂=9 from the point K(9,2).
Now, we will substitute these values in the formula, we get
x=(1/(1+3))(9-1)+1
x=(1/4)(8)+(1)
x=8/4+1
x=3
Hence, the x-coordinate of the point that divides the directed line segment from k to j into a ratio of 1:3 is 3 units.
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